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No. Even the "coldest" parts of the sun are heated to thousands of degrees and subjected to intense radiation. Nothing could live there.
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What is the ability to support life on mars?
air
How many people live on the sun?
The sun is too hot to support life.
How many years will it take for the sun to no longer support life as we now know it on earth?
I believe it was about 5,000 years before the sun burns out.
Can we live in the sun?
Nope, the simple explanation is that the sun is made of something called plasma, which is way too hot to support any form of life.
What are 4 factors to support life?
A planet must have water, the right atmosphere, distance away from the sun, and temperature in order to sustain life as we know it.
How does proximity to the Sun contribute to a planet and temperature and ability to support life?
because it can
How does proximity to the sun contribute to a planet's temperature and ability to support life?
because it can
Is there ability to support life on comets?
No. Comets are too cold to support life.
Does moon have the ability to support life?
No
Can the Sun support life?
no.
What is the ability to support life on mars?
air
How many people live on the sun?
The sun is too hot to support life.
Could the sun support human life?
No, the sun could not support human life. Anything from earth that came close to contact with the sun would be burned in seconds because it has such an extreme surface temp.
Does Jupiter have the ability to support life?
Most people would say no
Is Pluto ability to support life?
No because it is way too cold.
Why you need the sun?
Earth gets every thing it needs to support life from the sun.
Why the sun is an important factor for a planet to support life?
The Sun is very important for a planet to survive. It gives plants the ability to photosynthesize. This allows them to grow, thrive, and reproduce. Plant life can then help to support animal life. It also allows for oxygen to form, which is essential for animal life to thrive. The Sun also provide heat and warmth, which is needed for certain types of life to exist and to change or maintain temperatures and seasons on the planet. The Sun also, in a very important way, provide the gravitational pull for the planet to remain in orbit around it.
